Your expensive machinery deserves better than crossed fingers and hope. When you need equipment moved in Fly Summit, you’re dealing with tight schedules, valuable assets, and zero room for mistakes.
The right equipment moving service eliminates the stress. Your bulldozers, excavators, and specialized machinery get loaded properly, transported safely, and delivered exactly when you need them. No damage. No delays. No surprises that blow your budget or timeline.
You get back to running your business instead of worrying about whether your equipment will show up in one piece.
We’ve been serving the Fly Summit area since 1997. What started as a logging operation evolved into full-service excavation and equipment transport when we saw how many contractors needed reliable equipment moving services.
We’re not some faceless corporation. Josh is on-site for nearly every job, ensuring your equipment gets the attention it deserves. Our family approach means we treat your machinery like our own – because our reputation depends on getting it right.
The Fly Summit area presents unique challenges with its terrain and local regulations. We know these roads, understand the permit requirements, and have the relationships that keep your equipment moving smoothly through the region.
We start with understanding exactly what you’re moving. Equipment dimensions, weight, pickup location, destination, and timeline. This isn’t guesswork – we need precise measurements to select the right trailer and secure proper permits.
Next comes route planning and permit acquisition. Some equipment requires oversize load permits, and certain routes have restrictions. We handle all the paperwork and coordinate with local authorities so your transport stays legal and on schedule.
Loading day means the right trailer arrives with an experienced operator. Whether it’s a standard lowboy, RGN trailer, or specialized Landoll setup, your equipment gets secured properly using the correct tie-down points and load distribution. Then we transport and deliver, keeping you updated throughout the process until your equipment is safely positioned at its destination.
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Our equipment moving services cover everything from compact excavators to massive industrial machinery. Lowboy trailers handle the tall equipment that won’t fit on standard flatbeds. RGN trailers with removable goosenecks create ramps for easy loading of tracked equipment.
Fly Summit’s growing construction market means more equipment moving every year. New residential developments, commercial projects, and infrastructure improvements all require machinery transport. We’ve moved equipment for site prep, foundation work, utility installation, and major construction projects throughout the region.
The local terrain around Fly Summit requires experienced operators who understand load distribution, bridge weight limits, and seasonal road restrictions. We maintain relationships with local authorities and stay current on permit requirements that affect oversize load transport in the area.
We use several trailer types depending on your equipment specifications. Lowboy trailers work best for tall equipment because the deck sits close to the ground, providing better clearance under bridges and reducing permit requirements.
RGN (Removable Gooseneck) trailers have detachable fronts that create loading ramps, perfect for tracked equipment like excavators and bulldozers that can drive on and off. Landoll trailers offer hydraulic tilt capabilities for equipment that needs specific loading angles.
The key is matching the right trailer to your specific equipment. We evaluate dimensions, weight, and loading requirements to select the optimal transport solution for your job.
Permit requirements depend on your equipment’s dimensions and weight. Standard legal limits are 8.5 feet wide, 14 feet total height, and specific weight limits based on axle configuration. Equipment exceeding these dimensions requires oversize load permits.
We handle all permit applications and coordinate with local authorities. This includes route surveys to identify bridges, overpasses, or road restrictions that might affect transport. Some routes require escort vehicles or specific travel times.
Our experience with Fly Summit area regulations means we know which permits you’ll need and how long the approval process takes. We factor permit timing into your transport schedule so there are no delays.
Lowboy trailers have fixed goosenecks and work well for equipment that can be crane-loaded or driven on from the rear. The low deck height accommodates tall equipment while staying within legal height limits.
RGN trailers have removable goosenecks that detach completely, allowing the trailer deck to drop to ground level and create a ramp. This makes loading much easier for tracked equipment, heavy machinery, or anything that’s difficult to crane-load.
RGNs also offer more flexibility for longer equipment because the detachable gooseneck eliminates length restrictions at the front of the trailer. The choice depends on your equipment’s loading requirements and dimensions.
Standard equipment moves typically need 3-5 business days notice, but oversize loads requiring permits need more time. Permit processing can take 1-2 weeks depending on the route and equipment dimensions.
Rush jobs are possible for standard-sized equipment, but oversize loads can’t bypass permit requirements. The more complex your transport, the more advance notice we need to secure permits and coordinate logistics.
Peak construction season (spring through fall) has higher demand, so scheduling 1-2 weeks ahead ensures trailer availability. Winter moves are often easier to schedule on shorter notice but may face weather-related delays.
Yes, we serve Fly Summit and the surrounding region including Warren, Washington, and Saratoga Counties. Our local knowledge covers the road networks, bridge restrictions, and permit requirements throughout this area.
We also handle long-distance equipment transport to and from the Fly Summit area. Whether you’re moving equipment between job sites locally or transporting machinery from dealers or auctions in other states, we coordinate the logistics.
Our base of operations gives us quick response times for Fly Summit area jobs. We know the local contractors, understand seasonal access issues, and maintain relationships with regional authorities that help keep your equipment moving efficiently.
Accurate quotes require specific equipment details: exact dimensions (length, width, height), operating weight, pickup and delivery addresses, and your preferred timeline. Photos help us verify specifications and identify any special loading requirements.
We also need to know if your equipment has attachments, extended booms, or removable components that affect transport dimensions. Some equipment can be partially disassembled to reduce size and permit requirements.
Pickup and delivery site conditions matter too. Tight access, soft ground, or overhead restrictions can affect trailer selection and pricing. The more details you provide upfront, the more accurate your quote and the smoother your equipment transport experience.
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